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Huntsville Center project restores site at Fort Stewart
Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville is completing the demolition of the Southeast Region Britain School located on Fort Stewart, Georgia. “The demolition aims to pave the way for new infrastructure in the area, enhancing resources and services for Soldiers and their families,” Jake Gassaway, Facilities Reduction Program project manager, said.
Guam natives celebrate Liberation Day at Redstone
Apollonia Manglona, 84, of Meridianville, is like a beautiful tree with branches. The Guam native was born in Rota which is part of the Mariana Islands. She has nine children, 16 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren. She and her five daughters and four sons and many of their offspring attended the Guam 80th Liberation Day celebration Saturday at The Cliffs at Redstone.
Rocket City Raptors ready to roll on court
They finished 13-3. “Just trying to have fun,” team captain Zack Standridge said of his thoughts entering the fall season. “We enjoyed the winning streak, but it definitely was disappointing to lose in the tournament. So, this year we’re aiming to win.”. Standridge succeeds last year’s...
AROUND TOWN: Close out the summer with hot August nights
As families get back into the school routine, there are some awesome outdoor activities to soak up the last bits of summer. First up, we’ve got Bingo at The Camp at MidCity – a super fun game night for the whole family with food specials and cool prizes.
Huntsville Music Office hosts quarterly meetup
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The Huntsville Music Office hosted their quarterly meet up on Tuesday. It was held at St. Stephen's Music Hall, located at Campus No. 805. The event was a big opportunity for local musicians to connect and collaborate with each other. Huntsville Music Officer Matt Mandrella says, "It gives everybody a chance to connect with each other, it gives everybody a chance to connect with myself and members of the Music board And most importantly, it puts people in a creative community connecting with each other to spawn new ideas and keep the creative juices flowing in our Huntsville area."
MASQUERADE! Victim Services planning Oct. 17 Masquerade Ball
CULLMAN, Ala. – Victim Services of Cullman, a nonprofit that provides crisis response, recovery and prevention programs for families impacted by domestic violence, is gearing up for one of its most significant fundraising ventures of the year. The fourth annual Victim Services of Cullman Masquerade Ball set to take place on Thursday, Oct. 17, at Loft 212. This year’s event will run from 6-10 p.m., featuring dinner and a live and silent auction. “Every dollar raised at the Masquerade Ball goes directly back into our programs to support victims and their children as they escape domestic violence,” VSOC Executive Director Jessica...
Flying Biscuit lands in Huntsville’s Foundry; joins Taziki’s
HUNTSVILLE – A new breakfast and brunch spot will soon butter your biscuits, so to speak. The Flying Biscuit will bring its Southern-inspired breakfast, brunch and comfort food menu to Huntsville, the Beach Company and Crunkleton Commercial Real Estate announced today. The location will be in The Foundry, a...
Huntsville man held on $4 million dollar bond after drug arrest
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — A Huntsville man has been charged with drug trafficking after a weekend arrest. According to Huntsville Police, the North Alabama Drug Task Force (NADTF) executed a search warrant in the area of Jonathan Drive at 1 a.m. on Friday, July 26. A 36-year-old man was arrested and investigators seized the following:
‘People OD on it every single day’: Authorities weigh in on dangers of fentanyl in North Alabama
A Huntsville man authorities are calling a 'drug dealer' caught and behind bars. 36 year old Trenton Lorenzo Grays remains in the Madison County Jail on a $4 million bond. The North Alabama Drug Task Force seized 8 different kinds of drugs including more than 13 ounces of fentanyl, 4 ounces of crack cocaine, and 500 Xanax pills.
Huntsville launches campaign to push for litter-free city
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Huntsville officials and the Huntsville Green Team are joining forces to fight against litter with their latest initiative, #LitterFreeHSV. The campaign aims to get community support in maintaining the cleanliness of Huntsville's roads and parks. City Council President David Little talks about the importance of addressing the city's litter issue as its population grows.
Alabama A&M to Hold Fan Day on August 17
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. | The Alabama A&M University Department of Athletics will celebrate the beginning of the 2024 fall athletic season with the annual Fan Day on Saturday, Aug. 17 at Louis Crews Stadium. The day will kick off at 4 p.m. with Fan Day and concluding with the annual Maroon...
Sheffield police looking for leads in tragic shooting death of 16-year-old
SHEFFIELD, Ala. (WAFF) - Investigators are still searching for answers after the tragic shooting death of a 16-year-old in Sheffield. The aunt of the victim is also asking for help with funeral expenses for the family. She said the tragic events that led to DeMylah Nixon-Johnson’s death have been heartbreaking for the family. The aunt added that her niece, Nixon-Johnson, was a life taken too soon.
Go Platinum Salon offering free haircuts and supplies to K-12 students Aug. 3
CULLMAN, Ala. – Go Platinum Salon will host a back-to-school event offering free haircuts and school supplies for K-12 students. The event will be held on Aug. 3, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Daystar Church. Additionally, the Kool Breeze ice cream truck will be on-site with its selection of ice cream treats. Free haircuts will be available to all students in need, with the service limited to trims and basic clipper cuts to ensure that every student has a chance to participate. All kids who receive a free haircut will also receive a free ice cream. School supplies will be distributed...
Sticky, sweet fun at the Cullman County Public Library
CULLMAN, Ala. – The main branch of the Cullman County Public Library was buzzing with excitement on Monday, July 29. Local beekeeper Heather Sinyard visited the institution to educate children about the importance of pollinators and the duties, instincts and lifestyle of the honeybees whose honey she harvests. Sinyard owns and maintains a large hive of honeybees – over 60,000 bees – on her property. She harvests the sweet byproduct to be sold at local markets. The sample hive in attendance at the event was the talk of the town, the source of endless questions and elated squeals from children in...
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